FERS is a retirement plan that provides benefits from three different sources: a Basic Benefit Plan, Social Security and the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP). Two of the three parts of FERS (Social Security …

You must have become disabled, while employed in a position subject to FERS, because of a disease or injury, for useful and efficient service in your current position.

Death of federal employee Federal personnel or payroll officers can use this form to report a widow or widower who may be eligible for recurring monthly payments under CSRS or FERS.

Retirement Assistance Notice If you are a current federal employee or your retirement application is still with your agency, please contact your agency's Human Resources or benefits office. OPM can assist …

FERS disability benefits are computed in different ways depending on the annuitant’s age and amount of service at retirement. In addition, FERS disability retirement benefits are recomputed after the first …

FERS employees who retire after age 62 are generally eligible to receive not only their FERS annuity retirement benefit after they retire, but also their Thrift Savings Plan benefits and their Social Security …

Find out how to contact us for support. OPM Retirement Services processes benefits for federal retirees, manages accounts for retirees, survivors, and qualified former spouses, and sends monthly annuity …

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FERS Disability benefits change 12 months after retirement and again at age 62. See here for important information about your responsibilities if you are eligible to receive both OPM and SSA benefits

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